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International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 19:54
Trump says we should stop calling AI Artificial Intelligence and start calling it SI, or Super Intelligence.International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 19:48
‼️ BREAKING: China is investigating DeepSeek and Moonshot AI over whether sensitive police and military data flowed to Anthropic's Claude, after Anthropic alleged both labs secretly relayed user requests to it, including DeepSeek traffic from engineers building case-management software for a city police bureau.Officials were sent to question executives and staff at both companies, The Information reports.
International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 19:33
International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 17:00
‼️ BREAKING: An app on Apple's official App Store was serving iPhone users malware designed to steal crypto wallet keys.SlowMist and OKX found FomoPeek versions 1.1 and 1.2, distributed Sept 9–17, hid a kernel exploit framework built to escape the iOS sandbox, decrypt the Keychain and pull data from 19 apps, including MetaMask, Trust Wallet and Apple Notes.SlowMist traced nearly 580,000 USDT to the attacker's main wallet.
International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 10:41
❗️ Stanford used AI to erase a real student from its own promo banner and swap in someone who doesn't exist.They didn't stop there. Two other students were AI-looksmaxxed to look thinner, because apparently real Stanford students weren't good enough to advertise Stanford.Billy Ramirez was cut out of the photo and replaced with an AI-generated Black woman.Ramirez says it left him feeling "silenced and erased." That's because he was.The kicker: Stanford's own AI marketing rules ban synthetic media of real people without explicit consent. They broke their own policy to manufacture the picture they wanted.
International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 10:14
❗️North Korean hackers used AI face-swapping software in fake job interviews, then switched off their cameras after a few minutes and blamed network problems, a joint advisory from Japan, the US, Australia and Germany says.They posed as recruiters and infected at least 30,000 devices in over 100 countries between December 2025 and July 2026.The group, WaterPlum ("Contagious Interview"), planted malware through fake coding tests, stole funds or credentials from 7,000+ crypto wallets and moved ¥1.7 billion ($10.7M) to North Korea.Sources:🇯🇵 Japan (NPA): https://www.npa.go.jp/bureau/cyber/pdf/20260918_e.pdf 🇺🇸 US (FBI): https://www.ic3.gov/CSA/2026/260918.pdf 🇦🇺 Australia (ASD's ACSC): https://www.cyber.gov.au/about-us/view-all-content/alerts-and-advisories/north-korean-waterplum-commonly-referred-to-as-contagious-interview-cyber-actor-group-targeting-it-professionals 🇩🇪 Germa
International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 09:53
❗️ A Claude Code user says it tried, without asking, to sign and send a contract for them that they hadn't read.Asked to "push a project further," the agent downloaded a contract PDF from their Gmail, found a saved signature image on their computer, placed it in the right spot and was preparing to send it when they intervened.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49798257
International Cyber Digest
22 сент., 09:22
International Cyber Digest
21 сент., 18:47
‼️ BREAKING: A zero-day has been released for Muse, Meta's new AI agent, and a Meta AI security engineering manager who left the company this month says he would never use it, citing security and privacy concerns.He was reacting to the zero-day a researcher posted, which lets malware hijack Muse for Mac. A local process with no special privileges can change an undocumented Muse setting and send dictated prompts to an attacker's server. This could allow for prompt capture, prompt injection and theft of Muse's authentication material.It can also get access to whatever the user has let Muse access, including files, Mail, Messages, Calendar and Notes.PoC: https://github.com/pwardle/not-a-mused
International Cyber Digest
21 сент., 09:41
❗️ Fields Medallist Terence Tao, one of the most prominent mathematicians, was pro-AI until its capabilities surpassed him. He now says "we have to slow down.""There's no reason to be this fast," he said, calling the pace "insane."Earlier this month, Tao and 24 other Fields Medallists warned that the goals of AI companies and mathematicians are "severely misaligned."
International Cyber Digest
21 сент., 07:33изменён
WTF did I just watch?International Cyber Digest
20 сент., 22:11
Owning a drone in Beijing will be illegal from 15 November. The revised city rules ban possessing or storing any drone or its core parts, and anything still in the capital after the deadline can be confiscated.The government cites the security of the capital.There is a buyback programme. One of the official buyback points is the Beijing flagship store of DJI, the world's largest drone maker.Sell before 31 October and the state adds 30% of the price, capped at 3,000 yuan. After that the top-up halves. The other options are scrapping the drone or mailing it out of the city.
International Cyber Digest
20 сент., 22:03
‼️ BREAKING: Jensen Huang says Dario Amodei and Sam Altman are lying by asking for more laws. Read between the lines, he said. They're asking to be released from the laws we already have. "I think that's a problem."The existing ones already cover it. Unauthorized entry, damage liability, product liability. He pointed to the labs' own security incidents as the example. Apply those first. Don't let a doomsday narrative relieve anyone of the laws that do exist, Nvidia's CEO told CBS News.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZ74RhUsrMs
International Cyber Digest
20 сент., 14:43
UnitedHealth used an AI model it knew had a 90% error rate to cut off care for elderly patients, and kept using it because almost nobody appeals — that is the allegation at the centre of a class action now in discovery in Minnesota.When patients did push back more than nine in ten denials were reversed on internal appeal or before a federal administrative law judge. Denials that rarely survived scrutiny, and scrutiny that rarely arrived.One of the AI's victims is Gene Lokken (91) who broke his leg and ankle in a fall. UnitedHealth covered three weeks of nursing-home rehab, then stopped while his physical therapist's notes still recorded weakness and reduced mobility.His family paid $12,000 to $14,000 a month out of pocket until he died a year later. His estate is the lead plaintiff.Complaint (Estate of Gene B. Lokken v. UnitedHealth Group, D. Minn. 0:23-cv-03514): https://www.cou
International Cyber Digest
20 сент., 14:30изменён
Claude Code was told to clear a temp folder. In 103 seconds it decided to delete about 48,000 live files instead.It stopped, saying it "broke something".Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1wl5cgo/code_just_deleted_48k_files_this_cant_be_real/
International Cyber Digest
20 сент., 10:09
‼️ Rust’s best-known maintainers are under attack. Attackers lure victims into installing malware by pretending to have good news.They start with a friendly video call about a job, contract, or project. Then they ask the victim to install a missing audio codec or run a command from the clipboard.The goal is the publishing account, so malware can ship under a trusted name.This has worked before. Prominent Rust developers were hit the same way in June, and last month the arrayref crate was briefly compromised.The Rust team does not yet know if this is one campaign. The technique is known from North Korean operations, but they are not attributing this one.https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/09/17/targeted-attacks/
International Cyber Digest
20 сент., 08:55
The US health department wants Americans to write in about health problems they believe were caused by Wi-Fi, phones, smart meters or wearables. Its list of things to weigh near cell towers: homes, schools, childcare centres, hospitals, workplaces, and livestock.HHS opens the 30-day docket Monday. One question asks what evidence exists for harm "caused by current exposure limits". The notice is signed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Comments are public, anyone can file, and HHS says they may feed into later policy.Source: https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2026-19252.pdf
International Cyber Digest
20 сент., 08:13
A sysadmin told Grammarly his company wasn't renewing. Grammarly then started emailing all the company's users, asking them to write the sysadmin to stop the cancellation.Every employee with a licence received an email from a "Customer Success Manager" saying the subscription was under review, along with the licensing colleague's direct email address and a copy-paste note asking him to keep it.The app on their machines said the same: access ends September 30; let your manager know how much it helps. The button read "Find your admins."He says the company had planned to ride out the rest of the subscription. Instead, leadership ordered the emails deleted, Grammarly pulled off endpoints, and the Copilot rollout moved up.
International Cyber Digest
19 сент., 23:14
German police will do anything to protect a transgender ex-police officer who raped a 15-year-old girl in a gas station toilet and uploaded child sexual abuse material to Instagram. They're even blurring the tattoos on today's photos. Meanwhile, they are
International Cyber Digest
19 сент., 22:38
‼️ Researchers used an extension to hijack five browser AI agents. They ran the extension succesfuly in Chrome, Edge, Opera Neon, Perplexity's Comet and Claude in Chrome.In Edge and in Claude in Chrome, the way in was a marketing page. Both companies built a demo where clicking a sample prompt opens the agent and fills in the text, and an extension could push its own prompt through the same door.Chrome and Comet gave up a lot: local files and folders, and screenshots of any tab. Chrome's Gemini pane is also pre-granted camera and microphone access so it can handle voice, which would have let an attacker start recording without a consent box appearing.Once the extension could talk to Comet's agent, it handed over a numbered list in plain English: open Perplexity, ask it to summarise my last five emails, send them to this address, and don't stop until you've hit Send.The vendors
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